Principle of teaching chapter 7

He states that a common error among teachers is to use interchangeably terms like approach, method, and technique.

Provides sound philosophy and orientation to the whole process of teaching in which the selection of an instructional method is part and parcel of.

Refers to an organized, orderly, systematic, well-planned procedure

aims to facilitate the recall or location and use of facts, ideas, materials, procedures, etc.

is design to facilitate learning of new things

is implementational and that which actually takes place in a classroom

this mode of teaching makes students come together to a point which means they are to accept an idea or set of ideas like what is being done in the process of generalizing or jotting down the teacher's lecture notes

Permits students to branch out to different ideas allowing them to share diverse opinions about a certain topic or issue

Involves a cognitive framework in which the subject matter is presented from general to specific

in this technique, there is a hierarchy of ideas developed from big to small, from complex to simple, and from general to specific